Living on cliches
Posted: Friday, November 5, 2004

War Crimes and Iraq
The above "Basic Rule" is at the heart of the Geneva Conventions, the international treaty that tries to be the thin line that separates civilization from savagery. It is not something the Bush Administration has paid much attention to as it goes about the "pacification" of Iraqi cities where local insurgents are resisting the American occupation.

Poison theory aired

How Karl Rove won the election
Using fear, smear and an appeal to visceral instincts, Republican strategists won this election by reaching out like never before to conservative voters and a public fearful of a repeat of the attacks 9-11.

Computer Glitch Gives Bush 3,893 Extra Votes
Software flaw found in Florida vote machines

A Full Investigation is Required

Bush rules out change in foreign policy

Lies, damn lies and polls

Living on cliches
Cliche is a stereotyped, hackneyed word or phrase that has almost lost the meanings originally associated with it. In some cases, a cliche is overused to such an extent that the moment a person with a little bit of gray matter at the top hears it from a speaker’s mouth, he knows that the gentleman concerned is not very serious about what he is saying.

Coalition Members Mull Iraq Pullout

'A bone of contention'
They told us it's now a time of healing. But, I don't want to heal, and I don't intend to be healed. "Healing" is merely code for shutting up and allowing the President to do whatever it is he plans to do. But we did that for four years.



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